Calgary Flames forward Morgan Frost is the 25th player in franchise history to wear No. 16. Who is the best to wear that ...

In Canada, fans can catch 4 Nations Face-off games on Sportsnet (SN), Sportsnet+ (SN+), and TVAS. Meanwhile, the games will ...

"We had an opportunity there to go into the break feeling great. This is the NHL. If there’s one thing that we can all learn, there’s not going to be a team to back down and just fold. That’s the one ...

Calgary Flames GM Craig Conroy was a busy man last night. While the Flames were in action against the Anaheim Ducks, word started breaking that Conroy was putting together a trade with the ...

Rory Kerins will be wearing a different number following last night’s trade between the Calgary Flames and Philadelphia Flyers. Kerins, who recently made his NHL debut, was wearing No. 86 for the ...

CALGARY - Matt Coronato scored twice and added an assist to lead the Calgary Flames past the Anaheim Ducks 4-1 on Thursday night. Blake Coleman and Adam Klapka also scored for the Flames (25-18-7 ...

DISCLAIMER: This site and the products offered are for entertainment purposes only, and there is no gambling offered on this site. This service is intended for adult audiences. No guarantees are made ...

Jordan Stolz of the United States stays undefeated this World Cup season as he finishes first in the men's 1,000-metre event with a track-record time of 1:05.90 at Calgary's Olympic Oval ...

Over the past year, Stanley cups have become the must-have water bottle, with celeb fans including Molly-Mae and Frankie Bridge. The Stanley bottle isn't just a trend; it delivers on its promises ...

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Essentially an adult sippy cup, a Stanley quencher (read: emotional support water bottles) is the unlikely product that went viral last year.

On this date in 1993, Penguins goalie Ken Wregget denied a penalty shot from the Flames’ Joe Niuwendyk ... His name is on the Stanley Cup. He also has the distinction of breaking Penguins ...

On Tuesday afternoon, the Calgary Flames announced they had placed 27-year-old Walker Duehr on waivers. In 16 games this season, he's collected one assist and is minus-six, averaging 8:48 in ice time.